Queensland: Southport, Brisbane
NSW: Sydney, Newcastle
Victoria: Ballarat, Geelong, Bairnsdale
Sth Australia: Adelaide
If you would like to start a group in your area please contact me:
Meet some of your dizzy friends or meet new friends for a relaxed start to 2021.
There are so many things we can share with our friends, but a good starter would be what are your triggers and how do you manage those triggers. No formalities during this meeting . Just a chat over coffee, tea, a cold drink and brunch if you would like.
Date: Saturday 23 January 2021
Time: 10am – 12 noon
RSVP essential ASAP: Due to limited number of seats and late notice.
Venue:
Butcher and the Farmer
Tramsheds –Glebe/Forest Lodge (oppostite the open car park)
I booked two separate tables. The café is large but our seats are facing Harold Park playground which is an open grass area and quiet. There are a limited number of seats so if you want to come along please let me know ASAP so I can book an extra table if needed.
Getting There:
Light Rail: Jubilee Park station – Tramsheds located next to the station
Bus:
433 - between Balmain East and Pitt Street (Haymarket) – get off at The Crescent opposite Nelson Street, walk 234m down Dalgal Way to Tramsheds.
431 between Glebe Point and Martin Place – get off at Glebe Point Road near Pendrill Street / Leichhardt Street, and walk 526m down Cotter Lane and Victoria Road to Tramsheds.
Car: Exit off the City West Link onto The Crescent, and after 900m, at the roundabout, turn left into Nelson Street and take the first right into Dalgal Way. Or take Ross Street from Parramatta Road (opposite The University of Sydney) and follow along until it turns into The Crescent, and after 1.4km, at the roundabout, turn right into Nelson Street and take the first right into Dalgal Way.
Onsite parking is available and plentiful, the first 2 hours of parking is free with free parking when you enter after 6pm.
There is also street parking and a short walk to the Tramsheds.
Hope to see some of you there.
Dizzy Anne
Sunday BBQ and Thursday Morning Tea
CICADA Australia Inc is a registered charity and volunteer organisation helping the hearing impaired. This is a cochlear implant support group for recipients of cochlear implants. It's an opportunity for them to meet them to meet face to face.
Family and friends of recipients are always welcome.
Venue:
SCIC, Building 39 Old Gladesville Hospital Entry is from Punt Rd, Gladesville, NSW
THURSDAY MORNING TEA: First Thursday of every month from February to October
Time: 10.30 am to 12pm
SUNDAY BBQ’s - With guest speakers
Time: 11am to 3pm
Contact CICADA for more information
Website www.cicada.org.au
For more information: suewalters@cicada.org.au
The Ballarat chronic balance disorders support group
When: first Wednesday of the month
Time: 1.30pm
Where: Ballarat South Senior Citizens Centre
600 Latrobe Street, Redan.
Bring a plate afternoon tea .
Gold coin donation.
Enquiries: Richard 0428454597 or rbrundle@gmail.com
For more information please contact:
Andrea 0422 602 429
Date: Contact Andrea
Time: 10am -12noon
Where: Room 2, Camberwell Library, 340 Camberwell Rd Camberwell
Parking available around the library, tram 75 stops at library on Camberwell Rd and Camberwell Station is not far away.
Cost $5 - All welcome.
Come for a chat and cuppa
Linda Wilkinson is located in Bairnsdale in East Gippsland, Victoria.
Linda runs sessions a few times a year,
For more information email Linda on
Date: First Friday of the month
Time: 10.00am - 12.00pm
Venue: Vines Road Community Centre
37-61 Vines Road,
Hamlyn Heights, Geelong, Vic
Contact: Elle
email: elletherianat@gmail.com
mobile: 0409 939 361
Please contact Kaylee for meeting details:
Contact: Kaylee
Facebook: Kaylee World-wanderer
Please contact Stephanie for more information:
Contact: Stephanie Bruce
Email: stephanie.bruce2694@gmail.com
Pending COVID restrictions, Monica will be holding the Inaugural Newcastle Region Meniere’s Support Group Meeting as follows:
Date: 6 February 2021
Time: 10am
Venue: Zara’s House - Refugees and Partners Building, 1A Hill Street - Jesmond.
(The building is a former church and Church Hall, directly opposite Jesmond Park and easily accessed off Newcastle Road)
There is onsite parking for around 10 vehicles and street parking close by. There is also a bus stop just below the venue, on Newcastle Road and buses 11 and 12 stop there, I will check if other local buses also stop there.
In line with current requirements to public buildings - there will be a form to sign on entry, hand sanitiser and a thermometer to ensure health safety.
RSVP essential: Monica Byrne
Are you considering a cochlear implant, or Baha bone conduction implant? Would you like to learn more? Do you already hear with a Cochlear hearing implant and have always wondered about how it was made?
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